Chippendales do not objectify men

[saaby93]

Apparently men are not objectified in the same way as women
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-43111120
Anyone asked the women in the audience if there's any sense of objectification

No
no no
no no no no
No no , maybe a bit
maybe yes
Yes
yes bring it on!

[saaby93]

Nanook said:

You've just made that up so you can have a whinge.

[saaby93]

Nanook said:

Did you read the article?

The man the article was about, stated he did not feel he was being objectified.

Didnt some of the grid girls and darts girls say the same?
Doesnt mean theyre not surely?

[saaby93]

ATG said:

It's not about the grid girls and how they feel. The question is whether or not gawping at grid girls affects how men think about, judge and behave towards women in general. I'm not calling it one way or the other, but at the very least it makes sense to understand what question is being asked.

And on the Chippendale thing, male stripping is clearly not the same as female stripping. If you've had the mis/fortune to witness both, the dynamic between the stripper and the audience is completely different. So whatabouting about the Chippendales tells you bugger all about the social merits or otherwise of using "glamour" shoots to flog breeze blocks or whatever.

That was my fault
The Grid and Dart Girls dont take all their clothes off, so theres a difference there
There's the posed women pics in almost nothing who sometimes let things slip out for the Mail
Chippendales do they let their bits out?
Girls who let all their bits out for a show

Where does that leave us?
Which ones are being objectified? Or objectifiying themselves?

Anyone fancy a pint

[saaby93]

Can you objectify cars?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3Xx1-wj7Pc
VWs forthcoming EVs pause at 5:50 for a couple of girls objectifiying the car
or themselves

[saaby93]

Cheerleaders
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/stories-43161945/the-...

[saaby93]

steveatesh said:

saaby93 said:

Cheerleaders
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/stories-43161945/the-...

This is not a problem. Cheerleaders are on the feminist list of occupations/hobbies etc to be discouraged as it is just yet another way men can objectify women.

Any male cheerleaders are acceptable however as it is just a bit of fun, just like touching guys up in bars is, lifting a kilt, butler in the buff and the rest.

You need to keep up at the back

Have any cheerleaders complained about the work outfits theyre forced to wear?